From Disney Parks Blog
"Let your glow on in the Downtown Disney District, where the holidays meet eclectic light in a whole new IMMERSIVE experience ! This week, our Disneyland Resort Enhancement and Horticulture teams are installing an all-new display, “Let It Glow,” which will bring bright, bold, colorful trees to the promenade beginning November 22.
A must-see, this vibrant showcase features 200 UV glow trees along the district and a distinctive new seasonal look for both day and night. The solid-colored trees in fluorescent shades of blue, green, yellow, orange and pink vary in size, with the tallest measuring approximately 15 feet, and the smallest at four feet.
Unlike traditional Christmas trees, there’s not a single ornament, as their brightness makes them brilliant. More than 70 glow rings adorn the ficus trees throughout Downtown Disney District, adding to the neon elements at night.
More than 10,000 individual plants and 30 topiaries will live around the trees to further enhance the planters, complemented by 24 hanging baskets filled with poinsettias, cyclamen and dusty miller.
The Downtown Disney District will leave you glowing with cheer this year! “Let it Glow” will be on display through Jan. 5, 2020."
I think immersive has now become a more overused term by Disney than "Disney magic". Do the people who write these things even know what immersive even means anymore? What am I immersed in? A shopping mall?
"Let your glow on in the Downtown Disney District, where the holidays meet eclectic light in a whole new IMMERSIVE experience ! This week, our Disneyland Resort Enhancement and Horticulture teams are installing an all-new display, “Let It Glow,” which will bring bright, bold, colorful trees to the promenade beginning November 22.
A must-see, this vibrant showcase features 200 UV glow trees along the district and a distinctive new seasonal look for both day and night. The solid-colored trees in fluorescent shades of blue, green, yellow, orange and pink vary in size, with the tallest measuring approximately 15 feet, and the smallest at four feet.
Unlike traditional Christmas trees, there’s not a single ornament, as their brightness makes them brilliant. More than 70 glow rings adorn the ficus trees throughout Downtown Disney District, adding to the neon elements at night.
More than 10,000 individual plants and 30 topiaries will live around the trees to further enhance the planters, complemented by 24 hanging baskets filled with poinsettias, cyclamen and dusty miller.
The Downtown Disney District will leave you glowing with cheer this year! “Let it Glow” will be on display through Jan. 5, 2020."
I think immersive has now become a more overused term by Disney than "Disney magic". Do the people who write these things even know what immersive even means anymore? What am I immersed in? A shopping mall?
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